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1. Adaptation and Perception in the Works of William Shakespeare and Jane Austen

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Author:: Eiser, Madeline
Title:: Adaptation and Perception in the Works of William Shakespeare and Jane Austen
Area of Honors:: English
Keywords:: adaptation
Shakespeare
Austen
film
novel
play
source material
reception
Thesis Supervisors:: Garrett Sullivan, Jr., Thesis Supervisor
Matt Tierney, Thesis Honors Advisor

2. "This Wide Gap of Time": Adapting "The Winter's Tale" Post-COVID

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Author:: Grover, Arushi
Title:: "This Wide Gap of Time": Adapting "The Winter's Tale" Post-COVID
Area of Honors:: Interdisciplinary in English and Theatre Studies
Keywords:: Shakespeare
adaptation
dramaturgy
COVID-19
The Winter's Tale
theatre
Thesis Supervisors:: Garrett Sullivan, Jr., Thesis Supervisor
Claire Mary Colebrook, Thesis Honors Advisor
Elizabeth G Bonjean, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. Signing and Scribbling on Shakespeare: Handwritten Marks by Early Modern Readers

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Author:: D'Adderio, Isabella
Title:: Signing and Scribbling on Shakespeare: Handwritten Marks by Early Modern Readers
Area of Honors:: English
Keywords:: Marginalia
Early Modern Books
Shakespeare
Margins
Playbook
Text
Play
Marks
Thesis Supervisors:: Claire Mary Louise Bourne, Thesis Supervisor
Carla J. Mulford, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. The Complexity of the Tyrant: Rethinking Tyranny in Recent Film Adaptations of Macbeth

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Author:: Bibb, Jordan
Title:: The Complexity of the Tyrant: Rethinking Tyranny in Recent Film Adaptations of Macbeth
Area of Honors:: English
Keywords:: tyranny
Shakespeare
mental health
violence
mass ideology
adapting plays into film
psychology and behavior
fear and oppression
contemporary issues
character vs circumstances
Thesis Supervisors:: Claire Mary Louise Bourne, Thesis Supervisor
Christopher Gervais Reed, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. “Our Remedies Oft In Ourselves Do Lie” : Herbalism and Medicinal Floriography As Feminine Power In The Spanish Tragedy, Hamlet, and The Winter's Tale

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Author:: Larkin, Martha Ann
Title:: “Our Remedies Oft In Ourselves Do Lie” : Herbalism and Medicinal Floriography As Feminine Power In The Spanish Tragedy, Hamlet, and The Winter's Tale
Area of Honors:: English
Keywords:: Shakespeare
Kyd
Gerard
Culpeper
herbalism
floriography
Ophelia
Perdita
Hamlet
The Winter's Tale
The Spanish Tragedy
herbal
sixteenth century
early modern English
early modern medicine
Thesis Supervisors:: Dr. Sara Luttfring, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John Gerard Champagne, Thesis Honors Advisor
Mary Constance Connerty, Faculty Reader

6. Examining Shakespeare’s Heroines In A Modern Context

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Author:: Smith, Natalie Joyce
Title:: Examining Shakespeare’s Heroines In A Modern Context
Area of Honors:: Theatre
Keywords:: Shakespeare
feminism
women
theatre
Thesis Supervisors:: Susan B Russell, Thesis Supervisor
Susan B Russell, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Annette Kay Mcgregor, Faculty Reader

7. The letter of the law v. the spirit of the law: a study of the binary's representation in literature

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Author:: Beltz, Laura Ann
Title:: The letter of the law v. the spirit of the law: a study of the binary's representation in literature
Area of Honors:: English
Keywords:: law
literature
spirit of the law
letter of the law
Shakespeare
Melville
Thesis Supervisors:: Rosa A Eberly, Thesis Supervisor
Lisa Ruth Sternlieb, Thesis Honors Advisor

8. “will” Power: Engaging Reluctant 21st Century Readers with Shakespeare

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Author:: Dodd, Carolyn Christine
Title:: “will” Power: Engaging Reluctant 21st Century Readers with Shakespeare
Area of Honors:: Secondary Education
Keywords:: secondary education
engagement
Shakespeare
reluctant readers
performance
intertextuality
Thesis Supervisors:: Jamie Myers, Thesis Supervisor
Jamie Myers, Thesis Honors Advisor
Angiline Louisa Whitney, Faculty Reader

9. Divided Men: Shakespeare's Portrayal of Honor in His Roman Plays

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Author:: Hesney, Joshua David
Title:: Divided Men: Shakespeare's Portrayal of Honor in His Roman Plays
Area of Honors:: English
Keywords:: Shakespeare
Honor
Coriolanus
Antony
Cleopatra
Rome
Roman
Thesis Supervisors:: John Warner Moore Jr., Thesis Supervisor
Lisa Ruth Sternlieb, Thesis Honors Advisor
Paul Haspel, Faculty Reader

10. Pretty Ophelia: The Destructive Nature of Objectification through Music and Prose

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Author:: Mueller, Leah Wright
Title:: Pretty Ophelia: The Destructive Nature of Objectification through Music and Prose
Area of Honors:: Music
Keywords:: Ophelia
Shakespeare
Music
Thesis Supervisors:: Edward Barse Christopher, Thesis Supervisor
Joanne Rutkowski, Thesis Honors Advisor

Your selections:

1. Adaptation and Perception in the Works of William Shakespeare and Jane Austen

2. "This Wide Gap of Time": Adapting "The Winter's Tale" Post-COVID

3. Signing and Scribbling on Shakespeare: Handwritten Marks by Early Modern Readers

4. The Complexity of the Tyrant: Rethinking Tyranny in Recent Film Adaptations of Macbeth

5. “Our Remedies Oft In Ourselves Do Lie” : Herbalism and Medicinal Floriography As Feminine Power In The Spanish Tragedy, Hamlet, and The Winter's Tale

6. Examining Shakespeare’s Heroines In A Modern Context

7. The letter of the law v. the spirit of the law: a study of the binary's representation in literature

8. “will” Power: Engaging Reluctant 21st Century Readers with Shakespeare

9. Divided Men: Shakespeare's Portrayal of Honor in His Roman Plays

10. Pretty Ophelia: The Destructive Nature of Objectification through Music and Prose

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